Kylie Rae Survives LEGO Carnage; Natalya Demands Evolve Gold

The Orlando Performance Center was the stage for an outrageous episode of Evolve on June 25. Opening with Kendal Grey’s dominant pin over Zara Zakher, the tension ramped up even more when Prime Minister Stevie Turner received alarming news: Aria Bennett had been attacked backstage. A sting in the undercard you won’t forget.

But the real fireworks came later.

Kylie Rae and Wendy Choo tore into each other in a grueling Last Woman Standing match—Evolve’s first-ever. Over more than 12 brutal minutes, they battered each other across ringside, deploying tables, trash cans, even a fire extinguisher and toolbox. Then, the wildest moment: Wendy dumped a LEGO volcano onto Kylie, slamming her into the tiny plastic bricks in a move Twitter called “pure horror.”

Kylie suplexed her through that table, hit a crossface plus heel kicks with bolt leverage, then countered Wendy’s sleeper, dropping the count. Though Wendy shot back with signature swings—pipe, wobbling impact—Kylie was up at nine and clinched the win at 12:35, using sheer heart and ring awareness to stay upright.

The show closed backstage with a compelling moment. Natalya praised Turner for elevating the women’s division, then dropped a bomb: she wants to challenge Kali Armstrong for the Evolve Women’s Championship.

That’s massive. Armstrong dethroned four competitors—including Wendy, Kendal, and Kylie—on May 28 to become the inaugural champ. A challenge from Natalya—WWE royalty—instantly ups the stakes. Can Waves’ breakout star Kali Armstrong hold her own against a legendary competitor with World and Divas pedigree? This rivalry could be the next big thing in Evolve’s women’s bracket.

This was more than a wrestling show—it was a gritty, character-driven explosion of violence, stakes, and ambition. With Natalya’s challenge looming, and the shocking Aria angle still unresolved, Evolve has firmly announced itself as must-watch developmental content.